I want to share with you a Power BI DAX formula technique to show growth performance effectively. In this tutorial, I’m going to demonstrate how it’s done, but there are so many different scenarios where you want to represent growth and this is just one example. The technique that I’m going to go through can
I’m going to go over quite an advanced data segmentation technique in this tutorial, which is around grouping data in a dynamic way inside Power BI. In this tutorial, we’re going to specifically look at just this particular visualization in this dashboard I used during a Learning Summit around customer insights. In this case, we’re
This tutorial is all about customer insights. I will demonstrate an advanced Power BI customer segmentation technique using DAX formulas and a secondary table. Identifying or segmenting customers is a technique in itself, but comparing customer segments in the current period and in a prior period is another great technique. We can get some real
Effort here will pay dividends later Placing effort into formatting your DAX code will make a huge difference as you build out your data models in Power BI. DAX, at times is a confusing language as it is, so as soon as you get into the slightly complex territory unformatted DAX code becomes almost impossible to
